crosman heritage
Hey, does anybody know if the Crosman Heritage 2260 will work with the aftermarket parts for a 13xx/22xx? Thinking ahead for a summer project. Thanks!
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Thanks Mike! I’m thinking about making a .25 disco from it, because it has a lower starting point.
I’m sure it would be. I bought a 2260 air tube and disco boss valve from baker airguns that bought out B&A. p rod valve can be used but you will have to drill holes in the tube if you want it pinned down with more screws. Same with the disco boss valve. I have used existing holes in the tube and pinned both valves with one 8×32 screw. Pressured the tube to 2500 psi and no problem holding that pressure for a week. Oh and you can use a disco fill port screwed right into the 2260 tube no problem. Personally your way better off using a disco tube for using all the aftermarket stuff. It has both holes drilled for the 4×48 breech screws. That way you can use the crosman long/ short breeches or the disco breech that uses a bigger barrel hole. Plus the disco has the 3 holes in it for aftermarket valves.
I talked to Don Cothran Sat. And ordered up another valve. He let me know he’s doing the powerhouse valve with a .250 transfer port that can be used in standard form 22xx SS tubes or a disco tube. That’s great news
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Are you planning on retaining the original stock? I pulled some parts off my pumper today and stuck them on my 2260 tube. This boss valve I’m only using 1 8×32 to pin the valve in place. Aired it to 2kpsi second shot with a JSB 8.4 went 986. Took this pix 8 shots in it’s shoots the 937.5. I put a 13 ci1k output bottle on it it shoots a 947. This out a .177.
I believe the .25 is doable and end up with pretty good power out the disco boss valve.